Party Unity at Missouri GOP Convention in St Louis
Missouri Republicans gather in St Louis for a presidential year convention focused on party unity and the election of a new national committeeman and committeewoman. Contests for at large delegates to the San Francisco National Convention and for the 33 electors are reported, with names like E W Bromwich and Harry M Gambrel in contention and Estelle Tanner not seeking reelection. Howard Elliott mentioned as potential permanent chairman, keynote by J William Barba.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Atlarje
Atle
San Frantisco Aug, Ay
Aerak Mattingly
SL Louis
Muntlingly
Ferty Compton
Montgomery City
A. D
Bud) Welsh
Ladve
E. W. Bromwich
GOP
Harry M. Gambrel
Kansas City
Bromwich
Welsh
Horace §. Hotges
L. €. Davis
Boonville
Estelle Tanner
Jefferson City
Howard Elliott
J William Barba
Risenhower
Federal aid bill boosts Missouri road program says Whitton
Rex M. Whitton Missouri chief highway engineer hails federal road bill ahead of a presidential delivery. He says approval could double operations next year and speed up projects such as dual lane U S 61 from St Louis to Springfield by 1988 and U S 40 and U S 71 projects within five years. He notes accelerated interstate right of way work and rapid progress on other major system improvements.
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Rex M. Whitton
Missouri
Eisenhower
Whilton
U.S. 61
St. Louis
Springfield
U. S. 71
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Three Die in New Jersey House Fire
Three persons died today in a blaze that destroyed a one story frame structure used as a home maintained by the Christian Science Church in Princeton. At least one person was hospitalized. Fire Chief Cahill described the wooden building as going up like an ammunition dump.
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New Jersey
Princeton
N. UN
Christian Science Church
Cahill
Weather notes for Jefferson City and central Missouri
Mostly cloudy tonight with a few showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Saturday will be partly cloudy with warmer temperatures and a chance of rain in spots. Temperatures near 70 tonight and in the mid 70s Saturday.
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Jefferson City
Cent Missouri
Durin Wight
Musranel River
Hannon City
Fanos Woonvilte Ee
Jedtermay City
Seteeeres AD Rite
Osage
Mognville
Detferson
New York Motorist Makes Briefing On Cost Of Living
In Rome New York a motorist who paid a $1 parking ticket left a note noting he paid $2 for a marriage license and quipped that a wife cost him $2. The whimsical remark highlights the era's framing of costs of living in lighthearted form.
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Rome
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Robert Vilm Named 40 and 8 Head
Robert J. Vilm of 720 W McCarty St was elected de de gare commander of Voiture 40 and 8, the American Legion fun and honor society, at a dinner meeting inside Jacobs Cave west of Versatiles. National officer William A. Schiupp spoke during his Missouri visit, praising unity between the 40 and 8 and the American Legion, while noting a few high level individuals caused friction. Vilm will succeed Elden Man and has long served in Legion roles, working for the state Junior Legion baseball program and the Highway Department. Other officers elected included W. C. Maughs and Kyle Vickery.
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Robert J. Vilm
W. McCarty
Missouri
Boys State
Central Missouri State College
Warrensburg
Farter
Kansas City
St. Louis
St. Louis County
Schlupp
The
American Legion
Ueld States
Neil F. Cline
Threbate
Schlunp
Elmer M. Kerekhoff
Slr. Louis
Fred N. Lang
Palmer Day
Higginsville
Osage
Morgan
Camden
Elden
Legion
Vilm
John F. Btrickfaden
Eldon
Wilm
American Legion 1St
State Junior Legion Baseball Commission
State Highway Department
Othter
W. C. Maughs
Fulton
Fulton, Chef de Train
Kyle Vickery
Stover
Henry Zich
Cub Scouts Plan Weekend Campout at Meramec Park
Forty Cub Scouts from Pack IL Moreau Freights school plan a camp-out at Meramec State Park this weekend. They were originally slated for Lake of the Ozarks. The group departs Saturday morning and returns Sunday, staying overnight at the park with Richard Combs C R Pappenfort and Nelson Nichols accompanying.
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Cub Pack
Moreau Freights School
Meramec State Park
Lake of the Ozarks
Cubs
Merarec State Fork
Richard Combs
C. R. Pappenfort
Nelson Nichols
Stagecoach Run Begins Jaycee Fundraiser Toward Tipton
Jefferson City juniors stagecoached out of town this morning on US 50 toward Tipton for a coast to coast Jaycee convention fundraiser. The four horse rig, led by Gill Evans and James Strong, started 35 minutes late but drew crowds in Centertown. Evans reported no real trouble and motorists were generally courteous as horses and a van provided replacements. Mrs. Francis McGovern briefly took the reins late in the run, with a young crowd seeking free rides at the town edge.
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Stigeenach
Centertown
Gill Evans
James
Strong
Barnes
Evans
Jaycees
Une J
Kansas City
U.S
Engene Saddle Club
Hand 5
Callaway County
Joyces
Jim Strong
Francis McGovern
Near
Bloomfield
McGovern
Blair Urges Ten Dollar Monthly Aid Increase
Lt Gov James T Blair Jr urged a ten dollar per month boost in maximum aid for the aged blind and disabled. He asked fellow Democrats Sons Henings and Symington to back a bill allowing federal funds to cover most of the increase. He said the move would be a freely given help to needy Missourians, noting current aid levels up to 53 dollars for old age recipients and 60 dollars for the blind.
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James T. Blair Jr
Missouri
Blair
Henings
Symington
Urgis
Federal Funds Needed Hennings Seeks Army Water Pipeline
Sen Thomas C. Hennings urged President Eisenhower to authorize a two week emergency water pipeline from Grand River to Bethany Missouri, as Bethany faced a severe water shortage. Gov Donnelly notified Army officials, but no funds were pledged. Bethany fire destroyed a private garage, underscoring the crisis.
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Army Pipeline
Grand River
Bethany
Thomas C. Hennings
Tryf
Dwight
D. Eisenhower
Fifth Army
Phil M. Ben- Bethany
Nelly
Phil M. Donnelly Mossouri
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Missouri
Pattonsburg
Kevernoy
Fort Smith
Ark
Donnelly
Army
Afternoon Shower Drops Jefferson City Temperature
A brief afternoon shower in Jefferson City cooled the temperature quickly from the upper 90s to the 60s within minutes, with a reported heat exhaustion case. Weather officials warn of more showers and thunderstorms across Missouri, including central and southern counties, through tonight and into the weekend.
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Jefferson City
Mearnsldle
Saasas City
Missouri Zone
Cole County
Missouri
Jane
State-Wide Chest Workshop Set Here
A state wide chest workshop was announced today by Hiciey Cy Naugel of Sedalia. The session, to be held at the Missouri Hotel, will feature Rudolph T. Danstert of St. Louis County as opening speaker on social planning and the value of funds. Edward Parsons and J. W. Dalle will preside, with Lytiin Ford and others speaking. Three morning and three afternoon sessions cover organizing a United Fund and related topics.
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Atvat
United
Hiciey Cy Naugel
Sedalia
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Wort
Missouri Hotel
Rudolph Ot. Danstert
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St. Laws
St. Loui County
Danstert
Ballar
Fdware Parsons
Minemai
Eras J. W. Dalle
Jefferson City
Councils of America
United Fund
Steinberg
Columbia
Walter Beard Jy
Kirksville
Neistiy
Kanity
Shutdown Looms As Steel Firms Signal Furnaces Cooling
New York firms led by U S Steel indicate they may cool furnaces as soon as Wednesday or Thursday if the United Steel Workers strike proceeds. John A. Stephens, vice president, says a halt is possible to avoid a total shutdown but hopes a timely agreement avoids it. The current contract expires at midnight June 30, with the union rejecting the proposed terms.
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New York
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel
United Steel Workers
President Eisenhower's health stalls conference plans
President Eisenhower sat up for 45 minutes during a public conference at the White House. Reporters noted his alertness amid ongoing hospitalization and tentative plans for further policy talks. Aide Van Ackers mentioned the president’s condition as cautious but improving, with discussions about a possible future meeting at Watergate.
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Four Reappointed To State Boards
Gov Boonelly announces four reappointments to state boards including Dr Anko Cranky of SC Leds and others. The appointments cover terms on the State Board of Caplumetry and related agencies.
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Hratuwn
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Hinissian
Siseea Tern
Cts
Syeda Ithe
Anko Cranky
SC Leds
State Board of Caplumetry
Aeoeyeur
State Seeks Sewage Rules Enforcement in City
The Missouri Division of Health asks County Prosecutor James H. Riley to enforce state sanitary requirements on the city sewer system. The health official and county officers say they will assist when requested by a Post Tribune reporter, with details to be provided upon inquiry.
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Cale County
James ‘H. Riley
Hull
Swimming Program To Open on Monday
State health authorities discuss a comprehensive sewage treatment plan for Jefferson City as expansion of sewer systems is considered. Officials reference new health regulations and possible actions by the Missouri Attorney General to guide the project while addressing pollution concerns along the Missouri River.
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Ue Sue Agcheye Sith
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Uhr
State Division of Health
Cily
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Nee
Missouri Tis
Dai
Weom Wutlan Ctiates Hewitt
Misseek
Apinion
Missouri Attorney General’s Office
Bipoof Health
Lew Vonering
Repula- Lins
Park Bowth Sponsored Baseball Games Reported
Weather delays forced postponement of baseball activities in the SL area. Officials expect a narrow window to reschedule, with plans to host Pink Hert festival day and the supervising crew coordinating revised field conditions and seating.
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Hormos BP
Vgutrtiiag
Hert Ieeaaalsurt
Directors of State Nurses Meet Here
New officers in the Missouri State Nurses Association were announced in Chicago. Dorothy Buigley of St Louis was elected president with Maxine Hel and Alice Henderson as vice presidents and Helen Peterson of Kansas City as secretary. Hertha Hochuli of Columbia was named treasurer and board members from EF districts and Missouri State Student Nurse Association will attend.
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Efay
Minwari State Nurses Association
Kansrs City
Hell
Missouri
Americe Nurses Association
Chicago
Dixeus
Shade
Dorothy Buigley
St. Louis
Mb Maxine Hel
Tudupentence
Test
Alice Henderson
St Dusaph
Second View
Helen Peterson White
Kanesas City
Hertha Hochuli
Columbia
Ected
EF Districts Associations
Missouri State Student Mursex Association
Utility Gains Hike To Meet Wage Rates
United Lebpnone Lo increases by 185,396 to align with new federal wage standards. The Slulr Publishervice Commission notes Harrisonville and Tichland voiced objections yet approves the higher rates, citing adequate service. United runs 81 exchanges across western and central Missouri, with 29 systems serving over 750 subscribers. Under the federal wage law, exchanges with 750 or more stations must pay at least one dollar hourly.
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Feds
Slulr Publishervice Commission
Harrisonville
Tichland
United
Western
Central
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